Multi-player board game
OwnerDmitry Gerdsberginventor
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A multi-player board game includes six sets of 16 indexed playing elements or disks in each set, a board having six sectors, three regular dice, and one rule die. Each disk is flat at one side and has a certain sign on one side, common to all the indexed disks. Each sector includes six sequential sites for the indexed disks. Each of the regular dice has 1-6 numerals on their respective faces. The numerals determine a site for receiving an indexed disk, or a number of moves of an indexed disk between sites. The rule die cube has a data item on five of its faces. The data items are different from each other, and three of them include no numerals. Each data item communicates a certain playing rule. Each sector has a designated site for establishing a certain playing rule for playing disks received in the designated site. Each regular dice cube has 1-6 numerals. The game includes six indexed bags, and respective colors index the playing elements and the indexed bags. The invention includes both a box version and a computerized network version. In the network version, a server communicates with smartphones operated by the players.
A game apparatus for a multi-player board game, comprising:
A method for a computerized server controlling a multi-player board game played by a plurality of players using a respective plurality of computerized devices communicating with the server, said board game including at least three sets of indexed playing elements, a board having at least six sectors arranged sequentially, at least three sites at each sector for receiving the indexed playing elements, at least three regular dice, and at least one rule die having at least five data items on its faces, the data items determining respective playing rules, the method comprising:
A method of a computerized device operated by a player of a multi-player board game, the device communicating with a central computerized server and having a screen for presenting a board having at least six sectors arranged sequentially, at least three sites at each sector for receiving indexed playing elements, and at least one item selected from a list of items including:
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